Long-term Value
A property holds value better when ownership remains workable.
Durability, maintenance access, service cost, replacement cycles and adaptable use are considered alongside the initial design and sales proposition.
01
Protect the parts that are expensive to fix
Roofs, facades, waterproofing, drainage and major services can create disproportionate cost when access or detailing is poor. Their maintenance needs should be understood while the building is still being designed.
02
Keep recurring cost visible
Shared services, security, landscape, cleaning, lifts, cooling and backup systems can make a property expensive to operate. Service levels should be matched with a realistic picture of staffing, energy and maintenance cost.
03
Allow for change
Households, technology and building operations change over time. Sensible structural spans, service access and adaptable spaces can make later changes easier without pretending that a building can anticipate every future use.
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